Why does MSNBC bring on a Clinton Supporter to discuss Napolitano?

[MadBadger]

Asking her what is the importance of that endorsement? Of course she is going to ignore this endorsement and start talking about Clinton.

[Catherine Vincent]

1. Who is Napolitano? nt

[MadBadger]

2. Governor of Arizona who endorsed Obama today.

[Catherine Vincent]

3. Gotcha. Thanks. nt

[Jane Austin]

4. Thom Hartmann yesterday said that at "Radio Row" in NH

the were lines of Clinton spokespeople waiting to be interviewed by al the shows and networks there.

They probably have more people lined up for immediate reaction on the networks than do Obama and Edwards.

Doesn't mean the networks shouldn't make more of an effort to get supporters of the other candidates on, but at least it's a Dem.

What I'm really sick of is hearing Pat Buchanan's and Joe Watkins's take on everything Democratic.

We already KNOW they don't like Dems, now tell us something we DON'T know.

[K Gardner]

5. Because from here on out, its Full Court Press Time for HRC & Co.

Get used to it :-) On the other hand, too much face/voice/TPM time may just backfire. Yanno, kind of like overload on this baby.. we want a fresh face/voice/idea. People have had 16 years of the Clintons. No story left uncovered, no rumor left unspread.. and them hoisting themselves 24/7 on the media and every talk show is only going to be a reminder that we don't want 8 more years of it. May be a good thing !

Down here, all the talk is Edwards and Obama. People are excited, and not about HRC.